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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1919
Page
2
Advertising copy touts Nature's Remedy NR Tablets as a solution for rheumatism caused by digestion and elimination problems. It claims the tablets improve digestion, blood quality, kidney and bowel function, and overall resistance, offering relief after other medicines have failed.
Six district officials of the United Mine Workers surrendered at the federal building in Indianapolis today to United States Marshal Mark Sturm. Each posted $10,000 bonds through a surety company as they await a 10 o’clock hearing next Tuesday on contempt of court for permitting the coal strike to continue.
The A and M cattle team triumph at the Great American Royal in Kansas City November 15 to 22 with seven first prizes and a grand championship. White Sox junior yearling steer leads a strong Aberdeen Angus and Shorthorn showing, boosting hopes for the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago December 1 to 8 and totaling $390,090 in cash premiums.
Paris dispatch reports the government promotes a massive American tourist influx to France, potentially up to a million visitors, to rebuild the country and strengthen ties. A new National Office of Touring coordinates publicity and travel services, with the French Touring Company handling railroad tickets and programs to keep costs in check and lodging available. Critics worry about price and capacity, but plans call for hotel rate pledges and reserved rooms when travel surges.
A reader describes severe weakness and loss of appetite, noting nervous fatigue and poor health. The letter claims a restore- strength program improved condition, with renewed vigor and energy after following the regimen.
A vintage advertisement touts Rich-Tone as a powerful remedy to fight fatigue and restore energy. It claims the formula brings peaceful, quiet refreshment, improves mood, and supports everyday activity with a money-back guarantee from Gwin & Mays Drug Co.
Congressman Ferris urges federal action to embargo ordinary newsprint to relieve a nationwide paper shortage. A telegram to President Wilson, shared with key leaders, argues a suspension of publication would prevent disruptions to legal notices and daily newspapers. Physicians advise isolation for severe colds while praising Cham berlain's Cough Remedy for healing colds.
Senator Robert L Owen engages with Senator Hitchcock and leading Republicans to craft a four point compromise to secure ratification of the treaty. He backed Lodge and Hitchcock reservations but says they should not be destructive, aiming to reconcile factions. A Democratic conference chair contest pits Hitchcock and Underwood, with Owen denying any rift with the president.
From Derle Switzerland December 3 reports say disorders in Italy gained a revolutionary turn. During an insurrection at Turin, Col Rossi was fatally shot in the back and fifteen others were wounded.
Gov J B A Robertson in Oklahoma City withdraws his request for troops to guard coal fields after learning two negro infantry companies from Columbus New Mexico were to be sent. He calls the move a needless waste of time and expense and warns it would cause unnecessary conflict and confusion. The two companies of the edth Infantry were slated to assist volunteer coal miners.
Five days after another wet spell the cotton fields show heavy damage with many reporting losses between 300 and 500 dollars. D B Smith still has about 1000 bushels unharvested as the gin closes for fuel shortages. Local engine breakdowns delay old well drilling, but activities will resume. Social notes mention a well attended singing at Arthur Edwards, Babe Price visiting Nathan Hughes, Yeas Edwards visiting Sulphur, and John Edwards moving to Myra Les. Pioneer includes a note on Chamberlain's Tablets for indigestion and stomach aid potential.
Twenty three East Central Normal School boys signed up to join coal diggers with state aid. Dr Gordon says faculty will assist and grading will be free for any studying during the field work. Transportation provided and a contingent to depart immediately. Also an ad for Prickly Ash Bitters as a kidney remedy.
In a Sunday forum at the M C A Tulsa Judge G W Warren discusses labor unions from ancient times to biblical figures and urges organized lines. He notes coal prices in Oklahoma and criticizes operators for keeping wages stagnant while consumer costs rise. He advocates government ownership of public utilities and limited production where suffering would occur.
Nashville Tenn Dec Bob Antonyton prison as I refuse bail for one cent I will not compromise with them Jenkins American consular agent Puebla Mexico writes from Pu chia penitentiary to John F P Edgerton Lebanon Tenn captain Vanderbilt football team says bandits near here abducted him and authorities cover up crimes Mexican justice cannot be changed Surgeons urge first antiseptic Borozone as ideal healing agent sold by Bart Smith ad
General Felipe Angeles a famed artillery expert and former Mexican commander under Diaz and Madero, supported Villa against Carranza. He studied at Chapultepec, trained in Europe, authored military texts, and earned the Legion of Honor. His later years included campaigns with Villa, US interactions, and efforts to unite factions for peace.
Garfield ward pupils thought they would get a vacation after the Garfield ward building closed for fuel shortages. Superintendent Price ordered students to meet in their rooms each morning for homework and teacher instructions.
Muskogee Mines-Democrat notes a December 17 38 predicted world end by Porta may bring a silver lining. A shutdown could pause bills from Christmas shopping, ease rent pressure, curb auto costs, and relieve marriage fears for men. Astronomers warn of sun’s bite but heat will remain. news extras may be scarce.
Lee McCarty of Ross filed suit for divorce from his wife Beulah McGarty after six months of marriage in January 1915. He states she left him and has lived apart since, with no cause given for abandonment. He seeks divorce and relief. DIES JUST AS GREAT POLITICAL HONORS COME NEW ORLEANS La December 4 Charles J. Bell former sub-treasury official and probable gubernatorial nominee died at 73. Auction notice follows.
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